your car and warm it up. it is a bitter cold morning for you. we are waking to up temperatures in the teens. but this weekend, it is really going to be down right dangerous, in terms every those cold temperatures. katie has your forecast in a moment. also, no classes again today, at ursinus college, health officials try to contain an outbreak that's made nearly 200 students and staff sick. we're live. and, it is moving day for the phillies, the fighting's are pack up, and headed south for warmer weather and spring training. >> good morning, it is friday, february 12th, i'm erika von tiehl. we just cannot say it enough. frigid outside. we sent poor katie out on the skydeck. good morning, ladies? sorry, kate. >> i it is all good. good morning, yes. i hope you're doing okay out there. it is toasty in here. we know outside it is very cold this morning. so, everyone has to warn, take warning of all of the warnings that we've been giving them. well, katie, you've been saying them all morning long, the real one don't get out of your car if your car breaks

down, make sure you have enough gas, and coy go on and on. katie, how long will this linker? >> easily the next couple of days, definitely very, very cold stretch of wet their we've got out there. i am very grateful, though, the winds is cooperating, as i stands out here on the skydeck, definitely slack ends up somewhat. so yes, it is cold, but it is going to get a lot colder, and a lot worse really when we head into the second half of the weekends. so valentine day pounces here. so is some snuggle weather for sure. we go ahead, take a look at storm scan3, hey, at least it is devoid of any storms right now. we don't even have any flurries, or even any snow showers to track. that's going to change with time. but again, you know, meisha mentioned couple of those safety tips. again, this frankly can be dangerous. if you're not smart about it. you can handle it. but be prepared. prevent frostbite. best way to do that adequately bundle up when you hit the road here. also, check that car batterie you know, want to make sure that's in good working order. we always bring this up too. it bears repeating. protect your pets. they're fuzzy fur doesn't

necessarily keep them warm enough. they deserve that, as well, you can also prevent frozen pipes by letting the water trickle in the faucet a little bit, open up the drawers where those pipes sit if you can, sort of let them get in on the rest of the heating from the house. eighteen is the current temperature at the airport, but very modest breeze at this point. meantime, we expect to hit the upper 20's, getting in on some sunshine, but, it is going to certainly get a lot colder. also, tracking some more snow. we will talk more about that as the show goes on, meisha? >> okay, snow and rain and the whole mix bag, thanks, katie. all right, good morning, everyone, good news we don't have any of that rite now. roadways nice and dry. just very cold as we were just talking about. looking at west chester, 202, northbound direction past paoli pike. looking good in all areas around here, still traveling obviously at posted speeds, one area starting to heat up right now sent state 95 moving in the southbound direction. we can expect that basically anywhere i look, it is looking a lot like this, this happens to be at the betsy ross bridge, you can see plenty of headlights and tail light out there right now, interstate

95. again moving in the southbound direction, now taking 95 in the northbound direction, at 452, this is delaware county, looking okay, but even just 20 minutes ago, volume levels slowly starting to creep up here, we push into the 6:00 hour. and this is a little bit early for delaware county, especially on a friday. not necessarily early on in the week, but certainly on a friday. so, just know, volume levels are starting to heat up. we'll touch base on some construction and water main break coming up in about 15 minutes, erika, back to you. >> classes are canceled again today, at ur sinus college in montgomery county this as officials work to get to the bottom of the mysterious illness sweeping across campus, justin finch joins us now at the school in collegeville where now close to what 200 students and staff are sick, just keeps increasing justin, good morning. >> erika, that's right. some 185 students, and staff, have been reported sick, as a result of this outbreak as a precaution, the college did actually close down their dining hauls to test them. they have since reopened. now they are awaiting test

ritz to see if this illness is food born, or spread person to person. >> there has been less foot traffic about the ursinus college for two days, as classes have been canceled, a mid the break out after stomach bug. one, the college has been fighting since tuesday, when student and staff began reporting symptoms of abdominal pain, diarrhea, and vomiting. >> girl who sits next to me had to leave and throw up t turns out she was sick. >> we think it is probably a virus. when you think about a virus doing that, the most common one that does this is norovirus. so just statistically speaking it is probably neuro. >> if i do get sick, i mean, we have the wellness center on campus as well as i know urgent care. so i'm not too worried about it. >> late thursday uh sinus counted 185 sick student and staff many of whom the college reports have gun to feel better. after passing montgomery county health tests the dining hall reopened and is among several common campus areas

re-opening after crews spent days wiping them down with disinfect and the. >> we had to focus on high traffic areas in our communities, so residential living spaces, common areas, lounges, bathrooms, the fitness center, all of that has been completed and will continue with those cleaning and sanitizing efforts in all of those areas. >> while on campus, dining services were closed down, collegeville area businesses stepped up providing free food. >> so far everything is good. so i'm keeping my fingers crossed. >> as you might imagine, many here at ursign russ doing the same hoping the university rather college can bounce back from this outbreak here. the school only has about 1800 student and staff combined. so it almost 10% of them now falling ill, that is a grave concern at this time. again, they are awaiting results to see if this illness is food born or spread person to person. erika, back over to you. >> keep those student and staff safe, justin, thank you. we've just gotten update

on the effort to create azika vaccine. worlds health organization says we're still at least 18 months away from large scale trials. just this week we learned about two cases in pennsylvanian one in delaware. coming up, bill cosby does not have to testify in the defemation case against her husband. judge in massachusetts said mrs. cosby still has to give a deposition, but she can refuse to answer questions about her private marital conversations. thethe lawsuit involves seven women who went public with accusations bill cosby sexually assaulted them decades ago. cosby is also facing sexual assault charges in montgomery county. >> meantime, two women are testifying in support of a bill that would extend colorado's statute of limitations in sex assault cases. beth and heidi say they were sexually assaulted by cosby. but, neither of them have been able to have their cases heard because the statute of limitations has passed. >> i was too fearful to be

able to go and report my sexual assault because of the power of bill cosby and not being able to feel that i would have a voice. >> no one would have believed that mr. jello pudding pop, mr. doctor huxtable, was capable of rape and sexual assault. i would have been laughed off the planet. >> now, this new bill passed in colorado, it will not change anything for thomas, but it will help future victims. 6:07 right now. the phillies embark on their first road trip of the season later on today when the equipment truck heads to spring training. it has to last them more than a month. plenty of boxes shipping south. not sure which philly requested the kayak, quite curious, and the truck expected to arrive sunday after thousand mile trip. the packing list, love these,

10,000, 12-ounce cups, also the regular baseball stuff, like bats, balls, in addition, the phils taking 25 sets of golf clubs, hey, that fanatic hotdog launcher. the boss says he's packing everything. >> pin stripe paths, gray pant, new uniform tops, hats, jackets, everything we need, basically, just pick everything up here and take it to florida. >> the phillies say that trip should take about two days. pitchers and catchers report on wednesday. spring's practically here. all right, time once again to stop and smell the roses. flower shops across the area, they're getting red think weekend for the busy valentine day. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at stein's, in mayfair, where they are preparing to make plenty of deliveries, really their superbowl, jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, and we are now waiting for a shipment of flowers, but already we've got ton of stuff to work with here. everything that your

sweetheart could desire on valentine day. the cute cudley bears, we have chocolate, really any flower you could want of course, the roses are the favorites, right here we have the exotic flowers, birds of paradise, orchid and roses in any color. coming up in the next half hour, we'll talk to the owner, some challenges that they face this vennel tyne day since sunday, they've been here for more than 125 years, making customers happy, for more than a century a lot more to come. erika, back into you. >> jan, thank you so much. still ahead on "eyewitness news", it should have been this mother's most joyful time. just had given birth to healthy baby boy. but then doctors mistakenly took him from the nursery, and performed an unnecessary surgery on him. details coming up. also, from housewife to inmate and back again, teresa giudice star of the real housewives of new jersey will be in our area tonight. find out where fans can meet up with her. >> and, in honor of valentine day, taking a look at some my

favorite romantic movies. here's number three. >> oh, hi,. >> who is it? >> it is carol singers. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

>> ♪ >> who doesn't love this scene from love actually? we keep watching this, going to break, more of my favorite romantic movies, coming up before valentine's d

that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ >> governor chris christie asking for federal aid after the state was burried under 2 feet of snow. it cost the garden state $82 million. christie says part of the jersey shore is at risk of more flooding, because the beach errosion destroyed dunes and weekend barriers, but this weekend not about the snow but really just the cold. we are talking frigid temperatures being dangerous cold, kate. >> i absolutely. we don't throw that word around lightly when it comes

to our weather forecast, but yes, it can, frankly, be dangerous, if you're not smart and adequately prepared to be out in the kind of cold that we are talking about here, we'll give you sense just how frigid it will get. we start with very simple look storm scan3, at least at the moment, pretty quiet do. have streak of some snow showers breaking out across kentucky, tennessee, not going to be affecting us, but do have cold front that comes along with this, bridges with it, renewed threat for some additional snow showers. so those will start to pick up i would say generally toward evening. but, much like what we had with the one little renegade snow squawl yesterday in the morning rush, you may see here tonight, in more scattered variety around the region as a whole. and then, in the wake of that cold front, saturday morning, it is frigid, temperatures into the teens, but feeling more like it is sub zero. that's saturday morning. sunday morning looking much the same. but probably even colder in sub-zero territory. then, you will also end up again, with that chill that's lingers the rest of the day. so, along with saturday morning, maybe lingering snow shower there, too, come

sunday, full sunshine, does nothing to warm you up, though. 19 degrees for the daytime high. so frigid for you and your sweetheart, and pretty much everybody else. and as we look forward into the upcoming next seven days, not only are we tracking the cold but tracking another system here, and it looks like it will be a doozy, starting off with light snow monday potentially becoming steadier, heavier snowfall, then turning over to rain, because look, we actually see the temperatures rebound here, all the way to upper 40's, but heavy rain, and as we make the transition to it, i worry little bit about some icing and very slick travel. soap, something we've got to keep an eye on, meisha? >> yes, absolutely, thanks so much, katie. good morning, everyone, happy friday. i pull your attention to the live chopper three, water main break in west philly. let me move out of your way here, pumping out on the streets, 63rd street between half forward avenue, master street, and girard avenue, also affected, because of this. you will have to use an alternate to get in and around this area, lansdowne avenue going to be your best bet.

but just take a look at this. and, let me remind you how cold it is outside. so, this can certainly freeze over. once it does in certain areas, then that can also cause some major hiccups for you, as soon as the roads do open. so again, the affected areas, 63rd between haverford and master street, girard avenue between 62nd and 64th street. the alternate, lansdowne avenue, in and around this area, because of this water main break in west philly. moving on, we have an accident, the schuylkill, eastbound ramp to 26th street. that right lane is compromised see they're trying to move around, just starting to heat up on the schuylkill, pushing into the 6:00 hour and get moving. so we expect this to really cause slow downs for you. 309, taillights moving in the northbound direction at norristown road, more construction coming up. first we take quick break, stay right where you are, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right back.

zoo of. >> a doctor performs a surgical procedure on the wrong newborn. hard to see how this happened at a tennessee hospital. but nate taken his mom's room, placed in a nursery, that's where doctor pick up nate and performed surgery meant for another baby. his mom was almost inconsolable, and outraged. >> i felt like somebody had come in and just taken him away from me and, you know, took him from the nursery, and just, you know, did what they wanted with him. >> it is wrecklessness. there is no excuse for cutting

on a healthy child. there is no excuse for mixing babies up in a hospital. >> the doctor wrote in the report that he asked for the wrong baby, he admitted his mistake, and apologized for it. >> real housewives of new jersey star teresa giudice comes to south jersey tonight to promote her new book. she will be at the rowan university book store from 7:00 to 9:00 to sign cop inches that far book. it is called turning the tables from housewife to inmate and back again. in it, she reveals tails of love and sex and whether she was propositioned behind bars, if she believes her husband joe was unfaithful while she was lock up. still ahead this morning, meisha takes us on another dream drive. >> this time to place that you just might call helicopter heaven. >> under, under, under, under, under, under. learning the dosy-do with fido, or in this case, gracie. i'm mark albert in beltville, maryland, not just the people learning new dance moves.

spin, spin, go, girl, good girl, good girl. >> oh, smart dog there. also, hey, katie talking about the dangerous colds this morning, want to bring your pets inside. >> absolutely, everybody deserves some snuggle time on weekends like this. specially with valentine day upon us here, expect that that chill is really going to be dangerous out n looking ahead to more snow. i'll tell you what's up with this

>> ♪ >> in darlene's dance class, everyone moves to the music, whether you have two legs, or four. >> did you ever think when you started as a dance instructor that you would be teaching people to dance with their dogs? >> never, in a million years. i must be out of my mind. but it is one of the most fun things i've ever done in my life. >> good girl. >> k9 freestyle isn't a walk in the park. each move takes practice for both handler, and their partner. nine year old rube is he a veteran freestyler, who does dozens every tricks in every routine. but, dogs don't always make for the most predictable partners. >> if you make a mistake, they will sometimes really let you know about that. >> they let you snow. >> they'll let you know. they might bark, or, will like this is not the way we do this.

it is very interesting. >> this is legitimate dog sport. there are championship ribbons. but many hearsay it isn't just about being creative with your k9. >> the connection, the bond that you have with your dog, means watching you, he wants. >> pam kelly and her standard poodle have been dancing together for almost six years, she has backgrounds to dance, but says, most of her students don't. >> regardless of experience, the routines deliver lots of exercise with flare. mark albert, cbs news, beltsville, maryland. >> how about it? not enough treats to get sophie to do, that let's be honest. hey, valentine's day is coming up. we've had some fun this morning looking at some of my romantic movies. here's number two. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> it is you. >> it is me. >> i saw you in the street. >> are you annie? >> yes. >> oh, i love it. >> oh, my gosh.

>> just melts my heart every time. meg ryan, tom hanks, what a team. hard to believe this came out in 1993, more than 20 years, and still, oh, i love it. >> i watch it every year. >> likewise. >> all right, moving on, real news to report, all right, still ahead this morning, republican presidential candidate jeb bush is turning to a big name for support. finds out who will join him on the campaign trail next week. >> democratic presidential candidates challenge each other policies in sometimes tense debate. i'm marlie hall in milwaukee wisconsin with the latest coming up. >> and we are all looking forward to a very happy valentine's day, on sunday, aren't we? so why don't you be mine. i'm jan carabeo, coming to you live from stein florist company in northeast philadelphia this morning. we will take a look at all of the gorgeous, gorgeous displays, that's coming up.

i guethought to the acidity much in any foods. never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. my dentist has told me your enamel is wearing away, and that sounded really scary to me, and i was like well can you fix it, can you paint it back on, and he explained that it was not something that grows back, it's kind of a one-time shot and you have to care for it. he told me to use pronamel. it's gonna help protect the enamel in your teeth. it allows me to continue to drink my coffee and to eat healthier, and it was a real easy switch to make.

>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> good morning, live look outside, just beautiful, but don't be fool. we keep saying t it really is cold outside, and this weekend the temperatures are dipping to just dangerous levels, so to the point where just staying inside sounds like pretty darn good idea, kate. >> i absolutely. why go run or work out? just stay indeed. >> indeed. treadmill kind of morning. certainly the next couple of days actually get progressively colder, too, so really is like you said the kind of cold that can be dangerous. if you are not smart about it, so you have to bundle up adequately, just even being out for couple every minutes. >> bring the pets in, watch out for your neighbors, all of that good stuff absolutely. take a peak where we stand right now here. 8 degrees at kutztown area middle school. just getting started. i just tweeted this out. go follow me on twitter at katie fehlinger.

you will find the picture i just tweeted out. tough to tell because of the light of day, but just before dawn here, we actually see venus shining real brightly in the kutztown area off to the east. so beautiful shot there, if you want to go to twitter at the moment, beautiful anyway. gorgeous outside. just frigid cold. storm scan3, nice and quiet, keep that theme going for you here. but when you factor even what's modest breeze, what you need to be dressing for when you walk out the door. teens, single digits, heck, even below zero territory, up in mount peck know, feels like more like 12 below at this hour. really chilly air in place, even though you are going to see sunshine does virtually nothing to help warm you up. upper 20's later today later toward night fall, next arctic cold front come along, that, meisha, a expected to bring fresh round of snow showers. >> we have to be strong to with stand, thanks, good morning, happy friday, i want to pull your attention to this live chopper three shot. you can see, over water main break in west philly. let me back out of the way, see what's going on here, just

pumping out on the street, 63rd street between haverford avenue, master street affected, girard avenue, between 62nd and 61st, also affected. you will have to use alternate in and around this lansdowne avenue will be your best bet. yikes, with how cold this is, this is all going to freeze out on to the roadways and cause separate set of issues. make note that far if you are in that area. accident schuylkill eastbound the ramps, did see the ambulance just pull up just moments ago. so this is certainly going to cause some slow downs. not in terms of all volume, you can see, this is casino of about the being of the volume over here trying to get by. not so much the volume but gaper delays, will start now, as we push on into the half past hour of the 6:00 hour, just make note of. that will also the vine eastbound at eighth street. looking good. you are starting to slow in a lot of areas. erika, back to you. >> meisha, a thank you. back to the campaign trail for hillary clinton and bernie sanders, democratic presidential candidates faced off last night in the last debate before the next two contests. as cbs news correspondent

marlie hall tells us, the two were polite, but pointed in their debate. >> hillary clinton south to regain mow men tull calling vermont senator out on his so call unrealistic plans for the country. >> we have to also be very clear, especially with young people, about what kind of government is going to do what for them and what it will cost. >> secretary clinton, you are not in the white house yet. >> both candidates then turned their attention to immigration and criminal justice reform. >> i would hope that we could all agree that we are sick and tired of seeing videos on television of unarmed people or african-americans being shot by police officers? when when we talk about criminal justice reform ending the arab mass incarceration, we have to talk about jobs, education, housing, and other ways of helping communities. >> with the candidates neck and neck in the polls,

minority groups are expected to play a key role in the next nominating contest. >> there is no doubt that secretary clinton starts with a long standing record in a long standing advantage. >> the former secretary of state has worked to set herself up as the candidates who will continue president obama's legacy. something pundants say appeals to the democratic base in nevada and south carolina. marlie hall, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> for the first time in years, former president, george w. bush, will hit the campaign trail. he's going to appear at rally for his younger brother, jeb. the former florida governor is making a final push ahead of south carolina's republican primary next saturday. jeb bush hopes his brother will help him in the palmetto state after disappointing performance cents in iowa and new hampshire. >> he's the last republican that was president, the most popular republican alive. he is my brother. he he has made tough decisions as president.

>> the 43rd president lent be the first relative to campaign for bush. last week former first lady barbara bush shook hands with voters in new hampshire on her son's behalf. >> watch carefully here donald trump meets and greets supporters in baton rouge, louisianna. watch the baby. the republican presidential hopeful signed the child's hand. the baby also apparently had a trump pacifier in his mouth. >> all right, well, you can watch the republican president candidates go head-to-head on the debate stage tomorrow night at 9:00 right here on cbs-3. all right, changing gears now, if you are not ready for valentine's day, you had better get rid. one spot you might want to visit the flour shot. we sent our jan carabeo to stein florist, one of the best and certainly going to be one of the busiest this weekend. jan, good morning. >> talk about busy erika, we just got our first flowers on air here, as we speak, you're taking a look at the gorgeous roses, right up front,

perennial favorite, red long stem roses, patrick kelly the owner here is going to run through what we're looking at watch are you doing right now? checking them snout. >> checking out for quality, and with the cold weather make sure everything is okay. >> what do we got here? >> these are freedom roses. gorgeous. they're beautiful, just gorgeous, we check them, you can tell they're freshest by feeling the heads, how solid they are on the inside. these are just magnificant. >> this is what you expected? >> well, this is a really good whole sailor. we work with some of the best guys around. >> you have white here. >> beautiful roses. >> and then behind you, what do you have there? >> this is california stock, very popular flower, very, very fragrance.

>> lovely. >> and nice. >> and you have 80 pickups today alone? >> eighty will calls, people coming in the store just to pick up, that's this store. our other store looking at 50, 606 they're telling me. >> before we throw it back to the studio, last minute advice for people thinking oh, no, i didn't get my order in? what do they need to do? earlier the better. >> earlier the better. you know, the sooner the better, that's what i would tell you. i think you come to stein's, we're going to have you what need, so so you won't worry abot finding not what you want. >> and not only philadelphia you serve new jersey? >> yes, we have a son in burlington, new jersey, both sides of the delaware, beautiful location over there, and we are able to sell service for out every town needs, if you need to send something out of town. that will window will close very shortly also. >> very busy today, erika. they've been in business for more than 125 years started delivery through horse and buggy. now they have the vans. we'll get it out there as fast as we can, expecting very busy weekends and it starts today.

back to you in the studio. >> i'm sure they're grateful for the heater in the van as opposed to the ice cold buggy. thanks very much. if flowers just won't do for your sweetheart, what about something that puts them in touch with their wild side in perhaps portrait painted by hippo? button and jenny the hippos at the adventure aquarium, celebrating valentine day with specially created kiss paintings. see how they do it, there put the paint on the snaz, it is available at hippo heaven and haven starting today. but quantities are limited so if you want to get that for your sweety we have a link for you on our website cbs philly. com. very creative. it is going to be freezing outside this weekend, we've been telling you all weekend long, but perfect snuggling weather your valentine, katie has your forecast coming up. >> also, meisha goes behind the wheel for another dream drive. this time, she is head today place you might just call helicopter heaven. and you can see these choppers up close. even climb in the cockpit. that's coming up.

>> valentine day tradition, see how the villanova university singers spread love around the campus. they're in our studios right now. we're joining them coming up next. >> ♪

>> look being live, this seven alarm warehouse fire in hillsboro, somerset county. now in addition to the flames, fire fight remembers also dealing with high winds, and freezing temperatures, imagine, being out there right now? fighting a fire in, what, 17 degrees? there are no injuries, and so far, there is no cause of that fire. but does look like they'll be pouring water on that blaze

for most of the day. we'll keep an eye on t our heart goes out to the firefighters. horrible conditions to be fighting a blaze in. >> very, very true. at least back here in our area, the winds not so much of a concern. but we are seeing it start to taper away with time through northern new jersey. so yes, that becomes an issue. well, thankfully looks like the winds will continue to taper across the entire state through the rest of the day, so, at least that is part of the weather forecast going to be on the firefighters side. meanwhile, storm scan at the local level, actually region wide zoom, pretty tran will at first glass. nice clear sky out there, eventually however we are tracking additional snow showers because we had one system cross through, left us with colds air, and now the jet stream is doing its thing again, dipping south, allowing another system to push over our area, and the core of the cold is actually going to be centered right through pennsylvania, and points off to the west and north of that. so we see essentially downward spiral on the thermometer readings here. we are talking anything from 20, 25 degrees below average

with our values. now, that said, if you must be out in the cold, be smart about it. specially up in the poconos, i know a loft are you going out skis, i heard from you on twitter about it, be careful, you can actually get frostbite, the windchills we'll see in the poconos in 20 minutes if our ' not adequately bundled up. live view outside pleasant valley, blue mountain in the distance, 2 degrees, whopping 2 degrees right now, thankfully winds has since tapered off, but it is obviously real coldment be smart about it, here is the ski forecast for you, watching for snow showers to come through later today, probably early tomorrow morning. and then just a biting windchill to go along with it, your hyatt best, in the poconos, eight, 8 degrees tomorrow, guys. be careful with that. in philadelphia, no better than two; feels like single digits tomorrow, but valentine day, meisha, a absolutely the coldest of the pack. >> oh, my goodness, all right, so, like katie has been saying, just an excuse to cuddle up sunday. who is opposed to that? nobody. good morning, everyone, here is a accident, schuylkill

eastbound the ramps to 26th street, blocking that right lane, it is still there, but it actually looks like you're not getting too many slow downs, just news, saw ambulance truck little bit ago, now since been looking like it is maybe cleared out of the way. certainly still trying get this out of your way. schuylkill where ever i look right now looking okay, just starting to heat up. we have been seeing it kind of steady flow all to the 5:00 and even the 6:00 hour. but you're still traveling at posted speeds, that's great news. when i look at 95 south at cottman, coming around the s curve take a look at this almost like we got kind of influx of people around 5:00 into the early 6:00 hour. now it is getting little steady. looking little okay there. then we did have water main break west philly still there. make note of. that will we have that water main break, and i'll touch because on that one more time. of course i'm tweeting it out, as well. then we saw construction out there. those of you hitting the roadways now know you still have construction, i'll touch base again, i'll be tweeting it out, water main rake still out there cottman though the good news is interstate 95 looking actually pretty darn

good this morning. >> good news for your friday. with valentine's day this weekend you might be looking for something fun to do with your sweetheart, maybe whole family. >> yes, take a breather, right? >> so why don't we? helicopter museum, check out this week's dream drive. you don't want to miss it. >> we took drive to chester county and stopped in west chester to fuel up. >> when we need little energy. where do we go? great breakfast place. >> hi, aim christian grecco, at the market street grill in west chester, pennsylvania. >> we specialize in crazy types of breakfast items. >> like what? >> most people come here for the bar ito, two fried eggs, cheddar cheese, hash browns, and our head chef, super secret recipe, gravy, all of that poured into big old wrap. >> oh,. >> heaven. >> now we're talking.

now we are talking. okay? >> this smells so delicious. there are so many neat things to see and experience in west chester. and one of them is where we're going right now, the american helicopter museum. >> we call ourselves rotar heads. so i don't know why we like them so much, but we do. >> did you know choppers are like cheese steaks, several got their start in this area. now you can see dozen of choppers, all in one place. >> i'm standing next to the chanook, bit here in philadelphia, used by the military for medical evacuations. >> so this is the v22 osprey. it is the only one on public exhibit in the world. sometimes it operates as an airplane, when they move these big road asker back, it becomes a helicopter. >> it is a kid-friendly place.

i met vivvi and her two year old. >> the kids get a feel for them themselves. it is fantastic. >> i love the way the staff interacts with the children. i love the fact they can be hands on, and experience the hell column ers. >> i have to ask, what was your former profession? >> i was actually a navy helicopter pilot. >> who better to introduce me to one of her old friends? this is the huey, this is the smaller helicopter that i flew later in my career. it is a great little hell copter. very maneuverability, fun to fly. >> so how do you fly a chopper anyway? >> the helicopter pilot has three major controls,. >> yep. >> that's how they keep the helicopter flying straight and level. >> oh. >> whatever your age, it is fun to pretend. >> who is driving? >> oh, i am. >> oh, what a cutie. >> my gosh, so parent, if you

need something to do this weekend with the little ones, take them to this helicopter museum. it was so much fun. and for the parent, history. >> great way to touch everything. >> absolutely. >> the hands-on is fun for the kids. >> switching gears, less we forget valentine day of course this sunday counting down my favorite romantic movies. here is number one. >> it doesn't take much to see that the problems of three little people don't amount to hill of beans in this crazy worlds. some day you'll under stands that. >> here's looking at you, kid. >> really? that's movie history. eyes get misty, oh, ingrid bergmann, humphrey boeing adder, 1942 the classic. just gets me every time. >> good pick. >> thank you. i tried. scratching the head little bit. hey this is really neat. time old tradition, still taking place at one local university this valentine's day.

members of the villanova singers make their rounds around campus, deliver these musical valentine's. >> ♪ you are my valentine ♪ ♪ my lovely valentine ♪ you make me happy when i am blue ♪ >> don't they look fabulous in their tuxedos? stopped by classrooms, residence hauls, to serenade student and faculty for valentine's day. but, not everyone loves the attention. >> oh, embarrased. this is the fourth year he's embarrased me, basically, he is the best guy friend, so, ya. i don't know. it is nice, but at the same time not at all. >> oh, come on, now, it is a very sweet sentiment. about 160 singing valentine's were ordered. so, these guys, you know, were you busy the last couple of days, now joining us live in the studio, and we want to welcome some of the members of the villanova university singers. guys, thank you so much for coming in. bobby, i lover the tradition, going book 1979, want to talk about, but first introduce me to your handsome gentlemen friends here.

starting down the line who do we have here? >> john lee. >> okay. >> thomas, myself, bobby, and christopher, and andrew. >> fantastic. so going back, is this something that you look forward to every year? >> definitely, it is one of our favorite things that we do throughout the year. really just bridges a lot of joy and fun into the classroom setting at the university. >> so what is the reaction usually when you pop into the classroom and say, hey, you? >> i think every someone casino of thinking the same thing, oh, no. is it going to be me? >> oh, come on, oh, yes, it should be me, right, if you have the big happy faces in. >> s more romantic people get a little excited but most people get pretty embarrased, bring them up in front of the class, yes. >> i love it. how do teachers react? >> most of them kind of enjoy seeing their student in that setting, and they usually enjoy it a lot. >> right to the good stuff. we want to hear you singing, will i move over to meisha and katie, be is her end aided this valentine day. guys, take it away.

>> ♪ you are my valentine ♪ ♪ my lovely valentine ♪ you make me happy ♪ when i am blue ♪ you are the one love that i can think of ♪ there is no one for me but you ♪ you are my valentine my lovely valentine ♪ you make me happy when i am blue ♪ you are the one love that i do think of ♪ there is no one for me but you ♪ >> oh, yeah. give it up. come on, guys, that was terrific. >> hole on, hold on, hold on. >> hey, hold on? wait a minute. >> do not serenade the women without flowers, the gentlemen from villanova university center in oh, my, stop. >> oh, my gosh. >> i don't get up for anyone on my day off. >> jim donovan! our valentine! >> i feel like a homecoming queen. >> i know!

>> let's hear more from the guys. >> love you! >> take it away. getting upstaged by our flowers! >> we love you! >> ♪ you are my valentine ♪ ♪ my lovely valentine ♪ you make me happy ♪ when i am blue ♪ you are the one love ♪ that i do think of ♪ there is no one for me but you ♪ you are my valentine ♪ my lovely valentine ♪ you

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>> breaking news, seven alarm fire burning at warehouse in somerset county new jersey. firefighters also dealing with strong winds, and freezing temperatures. also, this morning, no classes again at ursinus college in montgomery county. officials are trying to find the cause after stomach illness that sickened 185 student, faculty and staff. >> and, a federal judge says camille cosby must give a deposition in a defemation lawsuit against her husband, however, the judge says, she can refuse to answer questions about private marital conversations. before we go, though, we want to say big thank to you our jan carabeo at stein's, the beautiful flowers, and the wonderful villanova singer. cool day for deliveries out

running around for valentine. >> for sure. >> but flowers, chocolates, everything else, and the singers don't warm your heart. i have something that will for youment take a look, spring countdown. >> oh, hooray. >> it is coming sooner than you think, guys, only 58 long days until phillies home opener. >> spring officially begins in 36 days folks. it is on the way. >> good news for sure. >> yes, it is. thanks so much, katie. we have an accident here the schuylkill eastbound ramp to 26th street. that right lane still block not causing too many slow downs. that's the good news. overall things are holding okay. the schuylkill, 53, 55 on on 95, dropping little lower than that, 15 on the vine. >> cbs this morning coming up neglect, but first we want to leave you with the fantastic villanova university singers. our jim donovan is joining them. hope you have wonderful valentine day. >> ♪

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